German police are searching for a Tunisian man known as “Anis A” in connection with the deadly truck attack on a crowd at a Berlin Christmas market which killed 12 people Both said asylum office papers believed to belong to the man were found in the cab of the truck. The documents, which announced a stay of deportation, were found under the driver’s seat of the 40-tonne lorry that barrelled through the Christmas market in the heart of the German capital.
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